Preaching the Word

Embark on a journey through time as we unravel the complexities of ancient covenants with Abraham and Abimelech. This episode promises to deliver a mosaic of historical and cultural wisdom, shedding light on the intricate dance of diplomacy and faith that fashioned the foundations of Beersheba. Through the narrative of Genesis 21, we peel back the layers of a story where divine providence and human relationships intertwine.

Navigating the terrain of biblical accounts, we examine the pivotal moments between the patriarch Abraham and the Philistine king, Abimelech. The exchange of seven ewe lambs goes beyond a mere transaction; it becomes a testament to the sacredness of oaths in a time when a man's word was his bond, and honor was the currency of empires. As we dissect the symbolism and the silent vows echoed in the desert sands, this episode is not just a history lesson but a reflection on the enduring nature of integrity, respect, and the pursuit of peace in a world where these virtues are as relevant as ever.

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Have you ever witnessed a moment of joy so profound it's as if laughter was born from the very depths of disbelief? That's the transformative experience we unveil as Abraham and Sarah welcome Isaac into their world, a name that literally resounds with laughter. With the birth of Isaac in Genesis 21, we unwrap a narrative steeped in divine promise. We also navigate the complexities of a celebratory feast for Isaac juxtaposed with the poignant departure of Hagar and Ishmael, delving into the spiritual and historical repercussions of these events.

Then, we transition to the life and legacy of Ishmael, uncovering the grace that follows him even as he settles into the wilderness. His prowess with the bow and his abode in the desert of Paran paint a vivid picture of the enduring resilience in Abraham's lineage.  Join us as these ancient tales unfold, revealing the enduring faith and promise intricately woven into the fabric of history.

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Have you ever considered how God is with us even when we are afraid? Our latest episode walks through Genesis 20, where Abraham's dread of danger leads him to deceive Abimelech, the king of Gerar, by presenting Sarah as his sister. As we unravel the narritive, we find ourselves face to face with Abraham's imperfections and the extraordinary ways in which the LORD is faithful in spite of Abraham's weekness. The narrative becomes a canvas, painting a vivid picture of how Abraham, despite his flaws, is recognized as a prophet by King Abimelech. 

Listen closely as we explore the potent impact of Abraham's prayer on behalf of Abimelech's household. It's a striking story that displays the power of the prayers of a righteous man , resulting in healing and the restoration of fertility to Abimelech's family. This episode isn't just a retelling of ancient events; it's a reflection on the enduring themes of righteousness, the efficacy of prayer, and the boundless nature of God's mercy. Join us for a profound journey into these sacred texts and discover the layers of faith and humanity.

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Prepare to witness the dramatic unraveling of ancient cities as we journey through the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah's fiery demise. The skies rain sulfur, igniting a reflection on the grave consequences of immorality and the stark lessons it bestows upon us today. Hear about Lot's wife became a monument of salt to the cost of disobedience, and discover how Abraham's intercesory prayers revealed the nature of God's mercy even in the midst of wrath. Our discourse travels through the smoldering embers of judgment to understand the deep-rooted implications of turning away from divine directives.

As the smoke clears, we confront the unsettling decisions made in the shadow of catastrophe, where the lineage of Lot unfolds in ways that would forever alter the course of neighboring civilizations. The birth of the Moabites and Ammonites from a place of desperation will forever affect their history with Israel. This episode is not merely a recounting of ancient times; it's an invitation to examine our walk with God and always be ready for his return. Tune in for a thought-provoking exploration of this timeless narrative and its enduring truths for our lives.

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Step into Genesis 19 as we examine the account of Sodom and Gomorrah's downfall. In a time when hospitality was sacred, discover how Lot's position at the city gates and his decisions caused a citywide riot. Our discussion peels back the layers of Lot's complex life, contrasting his desire to protect others against a city spiraling into moral chaos. As we navigate the events of Genesis 19, you'll grapple with the weighty themes of God's judgment on sexual immorality and unnatural desires that scripture associates with these cities' grim fate.

Witness the tension between divine intervention and human skepticism as celestial messengers orchestrate a narrow escape amidst the brewing storm of God's wrath. The angels' mercy in the face of impending doom highlights a narrative rife with contrasts—Lot's struggle between what he wanted and the stark reality of Sodom's iniquity. Follow his plea for Zoar's salvation, and anticipate the devastation that awaits in our next installment. Join us as we dissect these enduring stories, offering a thoughtful exploration that is as unflinching as it is enlightening.

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Step back in time with us to the ancient oaks of Mamre in an extraordinary encounter. As we unpack Genesis 18, prepare to be captivated by Abraham's hospitality and his intuitive recognition of the heavenly visitors at his doorstep. This episode invites you into the tent where Abraham and Sarah grapple with a promise that teeters on the edge of impossible—a child in their twilight years. Witness the unfolding of a miraculous narrative, enveloped in the warmth of ancient Middle Eastern customs.

Venture deeper as we trace Abraham's bold steps in a conversation with God Himself. This poignant narrative not only highlights Abraham's deep understanding of divine mercy but also God's openness to the pleas of a faithful heart. Through his fervent intercession for Sodom, we observe a foreshadowing of mercy that resonates through the ages. Join us on this exploration of faith, hospitality, and intercessory courage that challenge us to reflect on our own understanding of God's character and our role in His grand design.

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Witness the awe-inspiring transformation of Sarai to Sarah and the divine promise that shatters the constraints of age and barrenness. This episode journeys through the sacred moments when God seals His covenant with Abraham, revealing the promised son Isaac and foreshadowing the arrival of Jesus through a virgin birth. We ponder Sarah's name change, a profound acceptance of the gospel, and the implications it carries for the salvation narrative. As laughter initially escapes from Abraham, we navigate his astonishment at the thought of fatherhood at an advanced age and the tender plea for Ishmael. Yet, amid personal desires and doubts, God's unwavering plan emerges, designating Isaac as the bearer of His covenant—a powerful prelude to the theology of sovereignty and grace.

The rite of circumcision stands as more than a physical act—it's a potent symbol of faith in the coming Messiah. In this discussion, we uncover how this ancient practice marked the faithful and how Abraham's belief, pre-circumcision, deemed him righteous, establishing him as the father of all who follow in faith. Delving into misinterpretations among Jews who equated physical circumcision with salvation, we seek to correct these perspectives, emphasizing that it is through faith in Christ, the promised Messiah, that salvation is truly found. Join us as we decode these rites and affirm the everlasting path to deliverance through faith—a message as relevant today as it was in the times of Abraham and Sarah.

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Discover the transformative moment when Abram becomes Abraham, as we journey through the pivotal Genesis 17 narrative. In this profound episode, we unpack the divine introduction of El Shaddai and the command to walk with blameless dedication. While perfection is not the expectation, a life of integrity and daily confession is the call for each of us. Witness the dramatic name change from Abram to Abraham, signifying the expansive promise of becoming a father to nations and the covenant marked by the act of circumcision—a physical testament to a spiritual commitment that extends far beyond lineage.

As we delve into the covenantal significance of circumcision, we grasp its role as more than a mere ritual—it is a heart-deep pledge to live by the principles of a relationship with God. Our exploration reveals that this ancient practice is not just for those born into Abraham's house but also for those who join his faith, emphasizing a community bonded by more than blood. The powerful symbol of being cut off for non-compliance underscores the seriousness of this commitment. And as we look forward to discussing the anticipated birth of Isaac, we are reminded that the promises of God unfold in ways that continue to shape our faith and our future. Join us for this inspiring conversation, where ancient texts come alive with relevance for our daily walk.

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Discover the timeless lessons hidden within the ancient drama of Sarai, Abram, and Hagar's lives as we navigate the complexities of their choices and the ripples these created in history. Our exploration uncovers the stark consequences of Sarai's struggle with infertility, her decision to have Hagar bear a child for Abram, and the subsequent familial discord that ensues. We promise you an episode that not only provides a deep investigation into these biblical figures but also invites reflection on the impact of our decisions and the importance of patience in the face of divine promises.

Dive into the story of Ishmael, a character whose legacy and divine naming set the stage for a discussion on lineage, prophecy, and the intertwining of faith across generations. We dissect the nuanced role that Abram, later known as Abraham, plays as a patriarch to both Jews and Arabs, and the far-reaching implications of his journey of faith. Join us for a thought-provoking episode that promises to deepen your understanding of biblical history and the enduring principle of righteousness through faith, leaving you with insights to ponder throughout the week.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood.

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this series we are going to delve into the depths of what God’s Word says and explore truths that have seemingly become lost in our culture and in modern pulpits. We will investigate some of the history of what Moses, the prophets, Christ, and the apostles have taught and examine how Scripture has historically been understood. 

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In this session we study Ephesians 5:15-21 which challenges us to live wisely within the sphere of Christ's plan. 

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This session focuses on the texts in Scripture that are designed for communities, in this case, the local church. 

The Scripture used is Titus 2:1-15 

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In this podcast we discuss the individual family and discuss the following.

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The Scripture Passage is 1 Timothy 3:16-18

In this lesson we begin to unpack what God's plan is specifically for the church. 

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We discuss how the church fits into God's big plan.

The Scripture reading is from Eph 2:18-3:11 

We talk about

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This sermon looks into the Messianic title : The Son of David

It teaches on:
-Jesus' physical lineage from David
-How Jesus will reign on the throne of David
-How Jesus will establish a government of peace forevermore
-The origins of the title Son of David in the Davidic covenant

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Thanksgiving

Today we examine Psalm 100 and what it truly means to be thankful. We also touch on what the Bible teaches about setting aside time to thank God for his provision and protection. 

We examine concepts that the Bible teaches with thanksgiving.
1) Rejoicing and singing 
2) Repentance 
3) Coming into God's presence
4) Knowing that God is good

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The sermon focuses on how Jesus will bring this age to an end. 
It discusses in detail the battle of Armageddon.

Included are:

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This sermon is on John 1:1-18

The focus is on Jesus as God, as Creator, as Savior, and as the image of the Father. 

It uses many cross references of Scripture while pointing to Jesus as the source of life. 

It also focuses on the authority of Christ as God, and how Jesus has the very nature of the Father. 

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1 Thessalonians 4:13-18  “But we do not want you to be uninformed, brothers, about those who are asleep, that you may not grieve as others do who have no hope. For since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, through Jesus, God will bring with him those who have fallen asleep. For this we declare to you by a word from the Lord, that we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the Lord, will not precede those who have fallen asleep. For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we will always be with the Lord. Therefore encourage one another with these words.” 

The three main points discussed in the sermon :

1) God does not want believers to grieve death and dying the way unbelievers do.

2) Jesus is coming back the same way he left

3) All believers in Messiah will be raptured. 

In this sermon I touch on several prophetic topics and events. 

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This is a very short summery of the sermon I gave on the 6 points of the Gospel Message. 

After a short introduction, it contains the six major points of the gospel message and one Scripture verse for support. 

I encourage everyone that has time to download the full version of this sermon. 

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Many people have a desire to tell others the message about Christ but find themselves unsure what to say or find that they are giving only part of the message. 

In this sermon I have outline the six major points of the gospel message as preached by the apostles. 

1) Jesus is God.
2) Jesus was crucified by his own people.
3) Jesus rose from the dead.
4) The Messiah has been prophesied though out all history. 
5)  Jesus is the judge of the living and the dead.
6) To all who believe on him, he offers the forgiveness of sins. 

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Part 6 of 6

If properly understood, becoming a disciple of Jesus Christ will dramatically reshape our lives.

In our busy world it can be hard to find time to do serious reflection on God's Word. 

In order to build upon the rock of Jesus Christ, we need to embrace the gospel in every area of our lives.

We need to continue toward maturity in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ. 

This last session focuses on some practical principles that will help us to reshape our lives in Christ Jesus. 

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Jesus upset the entire Jewish religious establishment by whom He associated with and how he related to the world. 

Christ was purpose driven. He came to deliver God's message of repentance and faith and glorify God through his love for mankind at the cross.

The lifestyle of a disciple is to be built on principles of faith that glorify God and build His eternal kingdom, not rules and regulations that protect our our own kingdoms.

God has called his disciples to make disciples of all nations, not to be his isolated, protected people. 

In this session we look at what it means to live with your own convictions before God, to not judge others, and grow toward maturity. 

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Renewing the mind is critical to following Christ.
As we renew our minds in The Way of Christ, the Spirit of God transform us.

The greatest spiritual battles occur in our mind.
Moral battles are not won through our flesh, they result from a mind renewed in Christ.

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The last part of Jesus' command in making disciples is to teach them.Jesus taught the apostles a core set of teachings.The apostles delivered those teachings to the early church.The core elements of this teaching are referred to in the New Testament as "the first principles of Christ", "sound doctrine", or simply "the teaching". 

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Baptism is the next step in becoming a disciple. 
Baptism should be our fist expression of faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Baptism was done at or near the time of conversion in the early church.
Baptism is identifying ourselves with Jesus Christ. 
Baptism is meant to reinforce our trust in the person and work of Jesus Christ. 

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Embracing the gospel is the fist step in becoming a disciple.
The gospel literally means "good news" 
Before we can move forward in our faith we must understand the gospel.
This is a study of the gospel message; the way the apostles taught it. 
This study examines Acts 10:34-48 

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The church is the guardian and protector of the truth. 

In this Scripture the apostle Paul instructs his prodigy Timothy on how to continue in the faith and sound doctrine even as false teachers are at the door. False teachers that we learn are pawns of demons desiring to destroy believers. 

We are shown the importance of being thankful.
That God is the giver of good gifts.
To train ourselves in godliness. 
To rest in the finished salvation of Jesus Christ.

This Scripture is particularly relevant to many of the issues we deal with today. 

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Believers in Jesus Christ live every day in a battlefield. 

Whether you are aware of it or not you are engaged in a war. 

A war that has the strongest, most entrenched army at odds against us. 

Today we look at the battlefield, the war, and the armor God has given us. 

The battle belongs to the Lord, yet we must remain alert and stand firm.

What does that look like? 

Today we examine the armor of Christ's victory and the sword with divine power to  destroy enemy strongholds. 

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Walking in faith.

When we heard the word of truth, the message about Christ and believed in our hearts, we became a new creation.

When we first gave our hearts to the Lord we began a journey of surrender.

Is what we say with our lips what we do in our life?

God wants us to know in the depths of our heart that He has set us free from sin and death. That when He looks at us, He sees the righteousness of Jesus.

Today we examine Ephesians 2:8-10 and what it looks like to be His workmanship and walking in the things He has prepared for us. 

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What is Biblical Faith?

What is "The Faith" preached by Jesus and the apostles?

Today the word faith is used and misused in many ways. It can be easy to misunderstand what faith is, what Biblical faith is.

Since it is through faith in Jesus that we are saved, it is important to clarify what the Biblical definition of faith is.

Rom 10:8-10 But what does it say? “The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart” (that is, the word of faith that we proclaim);  because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.  For with the heart one believes and is justified, and with the mouth one confesses and is saved. 

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The book of Esther is set in a secular culture where many different groups of nations have been conquered. The nation of Israel has stopped practicing their faith openly and even Passover is no longer celebrated.  Sound familiar? There are great lessons of faith and grace to learn from Esther and Mordecai.

It took a threat of genocide on Israel in order to trigger outward signs of faith and repentance from God's people. When the church has placed its value in this life, the wake up call for the church is the destruction of this life.

Have YOU come into God's kingdom for such a time as this?

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Even after believing in Christ we tend take our understanding of trust from a broken world into our relationship with God. 

God is faithful. He never changes. He is always with us. He wants the very best for us. He always keeps his promises. 

Today we examine 2 Timothy 2:11-13 which is one of Paul's five trustworthy sayings in his epistles. These were well known sayings in the early church as concise expressions of gospel truth.  .  In our Scripture today we see that God has always been keeping his promises and is faithful forever. 

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John chapter 1 verses 1 through 13. 

Both Biblical teachers and philosophers have looked to the Bible for knowledge and wisdom.  Many people have placed their hope in the Word's of Scripture. John begins today by telling us that in the beginning was the Word. John wants us to understand that the Word of God is  is some One personal. 

Today we look at four points in this passage.

1) Jesus IS God
2) Jesus is the Light and the Life
3) Man is sinful
4) Faith in Jesus Christ alone saves

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In a world that is turned upside down, God's Word never changes.  

Evil leaders claim deadly protests are essential yet demand  church gatherings are not.  Unjust laws oppress the righteous while the wicked continue without restraint.  For the body of believers it becomes a struggle to know what to do, it was the same for the Hebrew church. 

God's Word shows us the confidence we have to live out his kingdom in the middle of difficult times and ultimately that God's Kingdom is all that is essential. 

Hebrews 10:19-25 declares this confidence on how we can through a new and living way, draw near to God. That we should continue in fellowship more and more as we see the day of Christ at hand. 

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In a world that has lost its way and no longer understands love, God breaks through and show us the way.

 The prophet Isaiah said "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!"

We start by looking at how all of us have redefined love, how we live in a culture that has redefined love, and find how we can love others through faith in Jesus Christ and the power of His Spirit.

A critical teaching for those looking to live out their faith. 

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